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   How do I apply for a sales and use tax exemption?

   • • You must apply and be approved for a Sales and Use Tax account before requesting a Sales and Use Tax exemption. If you are unsure what type of Sales and Use Tax account to apply for, select Use Tax on the Business Tax Application. • All exemption requests are subject to a 45-day review period. • Exemption certificates do not need to be renewed.

   Application for Exemption Certificate ST-10 The South Carolina

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   What is sales tax in SC?

   • The Sales Tax is imposed on the sales at retail of tangible personal property and certain services. Communciations are subject to sales and use tax under Chapter 36 of Title 12 pursuant to SC Code Sections 12-36-910 (B) (3) and 12-36-1310 (B) (3). Some Examples of Taxable Communication Services are: Telephone Services

   SCDOR | Sales Tax - SC Department of Revenue

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   How do I file a tax exemption certificate (ST-8)?

   • If the property purchased is used for purposes other than what is specified, the purchaser assumes full liability and must file a return and pay the tax due. C omplete and provide the Exemption Certificate (ST-8) form directly to the vendor. Submit your completed form directly to the vendor. Do NOT submit this form to the SCDOR.

   Sales & Use Tax - Exemptions - SC Department of Revenue

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   How do I get an exemption certificate?

   • C omplete and provide the Exemption Certificate (ST-8) form directly to the vendor. Submit your completed form directly to the vendor. Do NOT submit this form to the SCDOR. This certificate is intended for use by licensed retail merchants purchasing tangible personal property for resale, lease, or rental purposes.

   Sales & Use Tax - Exemptions - SC Department of Revenue

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2. dor.sc.gov › sales-and-use-tax-exemptionsSales & Use Tax - Exemptions - SC Department of Revenue

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   Applying for a Sales & Use Tax exemption. The SCDOR offers Sales & Use Tax exemptions to qualified taxpayers. You will need to provide your file number when applying for an exemption listed below. There is a 45 day review period for exemption applications submitted to the SCDOR.

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3. dor.sc.gov › forms-site › FormsApplication for Exemption Certificate ST-10 The South ...

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   Application for Exemption Certificate| ST-10. The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) no longer accepts paper copies of the Application for Exemption Certificate (ST-10). a MyDORWAY account to request Sales and Use Tax exemptions. • If you've never created a MyDORWAY account, visit dor.sc.gov/MyDORWAY-signup.

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4. dor.sc.gov › tax › salesSCDOR | Sales Tax - SC Department of Revenue

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   The statewide Sales & Use Tax rate is six percent (6%). Counties may impose an additional one percent (1%) local sales tax if voters in that county approve the tax. Generally, all retail sales are subject to the Sales Tax. Any person engaged in retail sales in South Carolina (including online sales) is required to obtain a Reta il License. You ...

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   exemption certificate for sales and use tax (single sale) state of south carolina department of revenue st-8 (rev. 8/23/06) 5009 schedule of exemptions found at chapter 36 of title 12 of the code of laws of south carolina 1976, as amended check applicable exemption: